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Meet Cecile by Denise Lewis Patrick · Booklabria

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Meet Cecile

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Meet Cecile

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First published: 2011

Synopsis

With the help of her white friend Marie-Grace, Cecile, a well-to-do black girl in living 1853 New Orleans, plans a secret adventure at a Mardi Gras costume ball.

Subjects: History
Children's fiction
Friendship
African Americans
Race relations
United states, history
Set in: New Orleans
Time: 19th Century

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Publisher: American Girl Pub
Published: 2011
Language: English
Contributor: Kornacki, Christine, ill
Contributor: Rosenheim, Cindy Salans, ill
ISBN-10: 1593696604

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